Health benefits of Ginger: Ginger can be used safely to treat a wide range of health problems, from simple nausea to arthritis. (Weed) The aspect I most appreciate about ginger is what a good supporting player it is in herbal formulas. Ginger combines well with many herbs, improving taste and potency.
Best Answer: Yes and no. The reserve time will not count as 4 years of service. You basicly have to add up the days you trained while in the reserves. Thats how many days time in service it will add. Generally 38 days per year. You you have 4.5 years active, then 5 months while in the reserves.
You get one point for each day of duty. You need to accumulate 75 inactive points per year for 20 years to be eligible to retire. 60/75 POINT RULE. Guard/Reserve members may accumulate a total of 365 points per year (366 in a leap year) from inactive and active duty service (one point for each day of duty). However, for retired pay calculation purposes, members canât use more than 60 inactive points per year (for Reserve years ending before 23 September 1996) or 75 inactive points per year (for reserve years ending on or after 23 September 1996).